Abbaye de Montmartre,227.Abbey of St. Denis,142,143.Abbey of St. Genevieve,37,136,187,253.Abelard and Heloïse,82.About, Edmond,42,188.Académie Française,228.Aigues-Mortes,139,347.Alais,160.Alégres, D’,224.Alençon,79,326.Algiers,45.Alicante,159.Allée de la Muette,231.Allée des Cygnes,11.Alsace and Lorraine,11.“Ambigu,” The,54.Amsterdam,361.“An Englishman in Paris” (Vandam),94,116.“Ange Pitou,” seeWorks of Dumas.Angers,332-334.Angers, Castle of,333.Angers, David d’,82.Anglès, Count,151.Anjou,333.Anjou, Duc d’,365.Anne of Austria,115,266,289,312.“Anthony,” seeWorks of Dumas.Antwerp,365.Aramis,45,49,246,247,252,300,329.Aramitz, Henry d’, seeAramis.Arc de Triomphe,147.Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel,135.Arc de Triomphe d’Etoile,88,138,192.Argenteuil,314.Arles,347,349.Arnault, Lucien,18,71.Arras,49,324.Artagnan,49.Artagnan, seeD’Artagnan.Asnières,171.Athos,45,49,246-248,252,313.Auber,117.“Au Fidèle Berger,”205.Augennes, Jacques d’,315.Augennes, Regnault d’,315.“Au Grand Roi Charlemagne,”248.Aumale, D’,323.Auteuil,87.Auvergne,321.Auxerre,159.Avedick,289.Avenel, Georges,101-103.Avenue de la Grande Armée,139.Avenue de l’Opéra,114,149.Avenue de Villiers,124.Avignon,359.Balzac,69,82,127,363.Barbés,179.Barbizon,71.Barras,74.Barrere,143.Bartholdi’s “Liberty,”11.Bastille, The,149,152,173,196,225,241,263,268,278,284-287,292,295,296.Bath,76.Batignolles,87.Batz, Baron de,50.Batz de Castlemore, Charles de, seeD’Artagnan.Baudry,129,151.Bauville, Theodore de,51.Bavaria,77.Beaucaire,347-349.Beaufort, Duke of,289.Beausire,254.Belgium,8,92,365.Bellegarde,347.Belle Ile,327-329.Belleville,87.Bellune, Duc de,84.Béranger,3,68,71.Bercy,87.Bernhardt, Sara,191.Berry, Duchesse de,152.Bertuccio,328.Besançon,92.Bethune,372.Beuzeval, Horace de,371.Biard,224.“Bibliothèque Royale,”50,131,135,253.Bicêtre,234.Bigelow, John,125.Billot, Father,18,23,24.“Black Tulip,” seeWorks of Dumas.Blackwood’s Magazine,257.Blanc, Louis,75,179.Blanqui,179.Blois,155,246,330-332.Blois, Château de,330,331.Bohemia,95,96.Boieldieu,82,153.Bois de Boulogne,89,150,192,231,298,319.Bois de Meudon,303.Bois de Vincennes,89,147,150,319.Boissy, Adrien de,255,256.Bondy,315.Bordeaux,151,154,159,342.Borgias, The,372.Boulevard des Italiens,92,93,114,187,213,231.Boulevard du Prince Eugène,140.Boulevard Henri Quatre,285.Boulevard Magenta,140,149.Boulevard Malesherbes,103,140,149.Boulevard Raspail,252.Boulevard Sebastopol,140,149.Boulevard St. Denis,135,147.Boulevard St. Germain,128,140,149,252.Boulevard St. Martin,135,147,149.Boulogne,160.Bourges,155.Bourg, L’Abbé,130.Bourgogne,105.Bourse, The,89,91.Brabant, Duc de,365.Brentano,360.Brest,90,91,160.Breteuil, De,296.Bridges:Cahors,172.Lyons,172.Orthos,172.St. Bénezet d’Avignon,172.See underPontalso.Brillat-Savarin,102,103.Brinvilliers, Marquise de,286,287.Brionze,79.Brittany,327,328.Broggi, Paolo,118.Brown, Sir Thomas,142.Brozier,31.Brussels,44,76.“Bruyere aux Loups,”23.Buckingham,322.Buckle,96.Bureau d’Orleans,8,31,58,84,187.Burns,43.Bussy,333.Buttes Chaumont,190,314.Byron,43.“Cachot de Marie Antoinette,”238.Caderousse,347,349.Caen,326.Café de Paris,111,187,189.Café des Anglais,118.Café du Roi,18.Café Riche,118.Cagliostro,295,296.Cahors,351.Cahors, Bridge of,172.Calais,159,160,321-324,327.Calcutta,76.Calixtus II.,198.Cambacérès, Delphine,82.Canebière, The,342.Cantal,321.Capetians, The,194.“Capitaine Pamphile,” seeWorks of Dumas.“Capitaine Paul” (Paul Jones), seeWorks of Dumas.Carcassonne,139.Carlyle,69.Carmelite Friary,246,252.“Caserne Napoleon,”140.Caspian Sea, The,44.Castle of Angers,333.Castle of Pierrefonds,324.Cathedral de Nôtre Dame (Chartres),329.Cathedral of Nôtre Dame de Rouen,187.“Catriona” (Stephenson),361.Caucasus,8.“Causeries,” seeWorks of Dumas.Caussidière, Marc,178,179.Cavaignac, General,179.Ceinture Railway,89,303.Cenci, The,285.Chaffault, De,46.Châlet de Monte Cristo, seeResidences of Dumas.Châlons,359.Chambord,332.Chambre des Députés,8,138,167,187.Champs Elysées,95,136,150.Changarnier, General,181.Chanlecy, Charlotte Anne de,50.Chantilly,297,298.Charenton,87.Charlemagne,129,193.Charles I.,267.Charles VI.,315,325.Charles VII.,131.Charles VIII.,132.Charles IX.,133,212,217,236,253,263,311,320,333.Charles X.,156,270.Charles-le-Téméraire,215.Charpillon, M.,8.Chartres,329,330.Chartres, Cathedral de Nôtre Dame,329.Chartres, Duc de (Philippe d’Orleans),267.Chateaubriand,68,147.Château de Blois,330,331.Château d’If,45,339,340,343,347.Château de Rambouillet,315.Château de Rocca Petrella,285.Château de Vincennes,319,320.Château of Madrid,298,319.Château Neuf,303,312,313.Chateaurien, René de,319.Châtelet du Monte Cristo,303.Chatillon-sur-Seine,169.Chénier, André,68,71.Cherbourg,160.“Cherubino et Celestine,” seeWorks of Dumas.“Cheval de Bronze,”172.“Chevalier d’Harmental,” seeWorks of Dumas.“Chicot the Jester” (“La Dame de Monsoreau”), seeWorks of Dumas.Childebert,129,212.Childérie,129.Chopin,82.Christine of Sweden,123.Churches, see underÉglise.Cimetière des Innocents,197,221.Cimetière Père la Chaise, seePère la Chaise.Cinq-Mars,224.Civil War, The,50.Claremont,180.Clément-Thomas, Gen.,227.Clovis,129.“Clymnestre,”19.“Coches d’Eau,”156.Coconnas,173.Coligny,260.Coligny,fils,224.Collège des Quatre Nations,135,173.“Colomba,”368.Colonne de Juillet,88.Comédie Française,190.“Commission des Monuments Historiques,”278.“Commission du Vieux Paris,”193.Commune, The,185,192,196,227,263,264.“Compagnie Générale des Omnibus,”153.Compiègne,24,46,246,286,297,298,317-319.“Comtesse de Charny,” seeWorks of Dumas.Conciergerie,92,236,238,240,241,263,286.Condé,224,320.Conflans-Charenton,171.Contades, Count G. de,79.Conti, Prince de,90.Corneille,224.Corot,72,73,191.Corsica,8,337,351,367.“Corsican Brothers,” seeWorks of Dumas.Cosne,155.Couloir St. Hyacinthe,228.Courbevoie,314.Cour du Justice,241.“Count of Monte Cristo,” seeWorks of Dumas.Cours la Reine,133.Crépy-en-Valois,15,16,24,46,83,315,317,318,321.“Crimes Célèbres” (“Celebrated Crimes”), seeWorks of Dumas.Cul-de-sac des Marchands des Chevaux,286.“Cyrano de Bergerac,”43.Dammartin,16,24,317.Damploux,24.Danglars, Baron,109,231,261.Dantès,229,231,328,344,346,347,355.Darnley,324.Daubonne,214.Daudet,3,349.David,82.“David Copperfield,”34.D’Alégres, The,224.D’Angers, David,82.D’Anjou, Duc,365.D’Aramitz, Henry, seeAramis.D’Artagnan,45,48-50,56,127,200,201,206,214,223,225,245-247,252,
Abbaye de Montmartre,227.Abbey of St. Denis,142,143.Abbey of St. Genevieve,37,136,187,253.Abelard and Heloïse,82.About, Edmond,42,188.Académie Française,228.Aigues-Mortes,139,347.Alais,160.Alégres, D’,224.Alençon,79,326.Algiers,45.Alicante,159.Allée de la Muette,231.Allée des Cygnes,11.Alsace and Lorraine,11.“Ambigu,” The,54.Amsterdam,361.“An Englishman in Paris” (Vandam),94,116.“Ange Pitou,” seeWorks of Dumas.Angers,332-334.Angers, Castle of,333.Angers, David d’,82.Anglès, Count,151.Anjou,333.Anjou, Duc d’,365.Anne of Austria,115,266,289,312.“Anthony,” seeWorks of Dumas.Antwerp,365.Aramis,45,49,246,247,252,300,329.Aramitz, Henry d’, seeAramis.Arc de Triomphe,147.Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel,135.Arc de Triomphe d’Etoile,88,138,192.Argenteuil,314.Arles,347,349.Arnault, Lucien,18,71.Arras,49,324.Artagnan,49.Artagnan, seeD’Artagnan.Asnières,171.Athos,45,49,246-248,252,313.Auber,117.“Au Fidèle Berger,”205.Augennes, Jacques d’,315.Augennes, Regnault d’,315.“Au Grand Roi Charlemagne,”248.Aumale, D’,323.Auteuil,87.Auvergne,321.Auxerre,159.Avedick,289.Avenel, Georges,101-103.Avenue de la Grande Armée,139.Avenue de l’Opéra,114,149.Avenue de Villiers,124.Avignon,359.Balzac,69,82,127,363.Barbés,179.Barbizon,71.Barras,74.Barrere,143.Bartholdi’s “Liberty,”11.Bastille, The,149,152,173,196,225,241,263,268,278,284-287,292,295,296.Bath,76.Batignolles,87.Batz, Baron de,50.Batz de Castlemore, Charles de, seeD’Artagnan.Baudry,129,151.Bauville, Theodore de,51.Bavaria,77.Beaucaire,347-349.Beaufort, Duke of,289.Beausire,254.Belgium,8,92,365.Bellegarde,347.Belle Ile,327-329.Belleville,87.Bellune, Duc de,84.Béranger,3,68,71.Bercy,87.Bernhardt, Sara,191.Berry, Duchesse de,152.Bertuccio,328.Besançon,92.Bethune,372.Beuzeval, Horace de,371.Biard,224.“Bibliothèque Royale,”50,131,135,253.Bicêtre,234.Bigelow, John,125.Billot, Father,18,23,24.“Black Tulip,” seeWorks of Dumas.Blackwood’s Magazine,257.Blanc, Louis,75,179.Blanqui,179.Blois,155,246,330-332.Blois, Château de,330,331.Bohemia,95,96.Boieldieu,82,153.Bois de Boulogne,89,150,192,231,298,319.Bois de Meudon,303.Bois de Vincennes,89,147,150,319.Boissy, Adrien de,255,256.Bondy,315.Bordeaux,151,154,159,342.Borgias, The,372.Boulevard des Italiens,92,93,114,187,213,231.Boulevard du Prince Eugène,140.Boulevard Henri Quatre,285.Boulevard Magenta,140,149.Boulevard Malesherbes,103,140,149.Boulevard Raspail,252.Boulevard Sebastopol,140,149.Boulevard St. Denis,135,147.Boulevard St. Germain,128,140,149,252.Boulevard St. Martin,135,147,149.Boulogne,160.Bourges,155.Bourg, L’Abbé,130.Bourgogne,105.Bourse, The,89,91.Brabant, Duc de,365.Brentano,360.Brest,90,91,160.Breteuil, De,296.Bridges:Cahors,172.Lyons,172.Orthos,172.St. Bénezet d’Avignon,172.See underPontalso.Brillat-Savarin,102,103.Brinvilliers, Marquise de,286,287.Brionze,79.Brittany,327,328.Broggi, Paolo,118.Brown, Sir Thomas,142.Brozier,31.Brussels,44,76.“Bruyere aux Loups,”23.Buckingham,322.Buckle,96.Bureau d’Orleans,8,31,58,84,187.Burns,43.Bussy,333.Buttes Chaumont,190,314.Byron,43.“Cachot de Marie Antoinette,”238.Caderousse,347,349.Caen,326.Café de Paris,111,187,189.Café des Anglais,118.Café du Roi,18.Café Riche,118.Cagliostro,295,296.Cahors,351.Cahors, Bridge of,172.Calais,159,160,321-324,327.Calcutta,76.Calixtus II.,198.Cambacérès, Delphine,82.Canebière, The,342.Cantal,321.Capetians, The,194.“Capitaine Pamphile,” seeWorks of Dumas.“Capitaine Paul” (Paul Jones), seeWorks of Dumas.Carcassonne,139.Carlyle,69.Carmelite Friary,246,252.“Caserne Napoleon,”140.Caspian Sea, The,44.Castle of Angers,333.Castle of Pierrefonds,324.Cathedral de Nôtre Dame (Chartres),329.Cathedral of Nôtre Dame de Rouen,187.“Catriona” (Stephenson),361.Caucasus,8.“Causeries,” seeWorks of Dumas.Caussidière, Marc,178,179.Cavaignac, General,179.Ceinture Railway,89,303.Cenci, The,285.Chaffault, De,46.Châlet de Monte Cristo, seeResidences of Dumas.Châlons,359.Chambord,332.Chambre des Députés,8,138,167,187.Champs Elysées,95,136,150.Changarnier, General,181.Chanlecy, Charlotte Anne de,50.Chantilly,297,298.Charenton,87.Charlemagne,129,193.Charles I.,267.Charles VI.,315,325.Charles VII.,131.Charles VIII.,132.Charles IX.,133,212,217,236,253,263,311,320,333.Charles X.,156,270.Charles-le-Téméraire,215.Charpillon, M.,8.Chartres,329,330.Chartres, Cathedral de Nôtre Dame,329.Chartres, Duc de (Philippe d’Orleans),267.Chateaubriand,68,147.Château de Blois,330,331.Château d’If,45,339,340,343,347.Château de Rambouillet,315.Château de Rocca Petrella,285.Château de Vincennes,319,320.Château of Madrid,298,319.Château Neuf,303,312,313.Chateaurien, René de,319.Châtelet du Monte Cristo,303.Chatillon-sur-Seine,169.Chénier, André,68,71.Cherbourg,160.“Cherubino et Celestine,” seeWorks of Dumas.“Cheval de Bronze,”172.“Chevalier d’Harmental,” seeWorks of Dumas.“Chicot the Jester” (“La Dame de Monsoreau”), seeWorks of Dumas.Childebert,129,212.Childérie,129.Chopin,82.Christine of Sweden,123.Churches, see underÉglise.Cimetière des Innocents,197,221.Cimetière Père la Chaise, seePère la Chaise.Cinq-Mars,224.Civil War, The,50.Claremont,180.Clément-Thomas, Gen.,227.Clovis,129.“Clymnestre,”19.“Coches d’Eau,”156.Coconnas,173.Coligny,260.Coligny,fils,224.Collège des Quatre Nations,135,173.“Colomba,”368.Colonne de Juillet,88.Comédie Française,190.“Commission des Monuments Historiques,”278.“Commission du Vieux Paris,”193.Commune, The,185,192,196,227,263,264.“Compagnie Générale des Omnibus,”153.Compiègne,24,46,246,286,297,298,317-319.“Comtesse de Charny,” seeWorks of Dumas.Conciergerie,92,236,238,240,241,263,286.Condé,224,320.Conflans-Charenton,171.Contades, Count G. de,79.Conti, Prince de,90.Corneille,224.Corot,72,73,191.Corsica,8,337,351,367.“Corsican Brothers,” seeWorks of Dumas.Cosne,155.Couloir St. Hyacinthe,228.Courbevoie,314.Cour du Justice,241.“Count of Monte Cristo,” seeWorks of Dumas.Cours la Reine,133.Crépy-en-Valois,15,16,24,46,83,315,317,318,321.“Crimes Célèbres” (“Celebrated Crimes”), seeWorks of Dumas.Cul-de-sac des Marchands des Chevaux,286.“Cyrano de Bergerac,”43.Dammartin,16,24,317.Damploux,24.Danglars, Baron,109,231,261.Dantès,229,231,328,344,346,347,355.Darnley,324.Daubonne,214.Daudet,3,349.David,82.“David Copperfield,”34.D’Alégres, The,224.D’Angers, David,82.D’Anjou, Duc,365.D’Aramitz, Henry, seeAramis.D’Artagnan,45,48-50,56,127,200,201,206,214,223,225,245-247,252,